At Vets in Endeavour Hills, we are committed to ensuring your pets live healthy, happy lives through routine vet vaccinations and regular check-ups. Whether you have a playful puppy or a curious kitten, our pet vaccination clinic offers protection against various viral diseases.
Why Vaccinate Your Pet?
Vaccinations are essential for your pet’s health, as they protect against dangerous diseases that can be life-threatening, especially for unvaccinated pets or those with weakened immune systems.
Even if your pet primarily stays indoors with limited contact with other animals, they can still be exposed to harmful viruses and bacteria. Pathogens can enter your home through clothing, shoes, or open windows, while public areas like parks and shared water sources serve as breeding grounds for these germs. Vaccinating your pet helps safeguard their health and reduces the risk of disease spreading in the community.
Additionally, all boarding facilities require an up-to-date vaccination record for admission to ensure the safety of all animals.
Vets in Endeavour Hills strongly recommends yearly vaccinations for dogs and cats.
What We Vaccinate Against
Our clinic in Endeavour Hills offers vaccinations as part of our disease prevention program for various pets, ensuring they are protected from infectious diseases that could otherwise threaten their health.
Dogs
We vaccinate your dog against:
- Canine Distemper Virus
- Canine Hepatitis
- Canine Parvovirus
- Parainfluenza Virus (Canine Cough)
- Bordetella Bronchiseptica (Canine Cough)
Cats
We vaccinate your cat against:
- Feline Panleukopia Virus
- Feline Herpes Virus
- Feline Calicivirus
- Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV)
When Should You Vaccinate Your Pet?
Puppies and kittens usually require a series of three vaccinations, beginning at 6 to 8 weeks of age, with boosters administered at 10 to 12 weeks and again at 14 to 16 weeks. Once the initial series is complete, annual boosters are necessary to maintain their immunity.
Vets in Endeavour Hills adheres to a triennial vaccination schedule for dogs, administering the complete C5 vaccine every three years while the Canine Cough vaccine is given annually. Likewise, cats need yearly boosters to ensure continuous protection.
Book an Appointment
At Vets in Endeavour Hills, we aim to make vaccinations stress-free and straightforward. Whether your pet is a young kitten or puppy or a mature, loyal companion, our team is here to keep them protected and healthy.
Help your pets avoid preventable diseases and ensure they stay healthy for years to come. Schedule a vet vaccination appointment with our clinic today.
FAQs
Vaccines are typically given using a fine needle injected under the skin between your pet’s shoulder blades. This causes minimal discomfort, often much less noticeable than human vaccinations. In some cases, dogs may receive an oral vaccine to protect against canine cough.
Yes, your pet will receive a thorough health check before any vaccination to ensure they are fit for the vaccine. This step ensures their safety, as underlying conditions could make certain vaccinations unsuitable.
It’s generally not advised to vaccinate pregnant pets due to potential risks to the litter. However, there may be situations where specific vaccines are necessary. Your veterinarian can offer guidance on the best course of action for your pet.
You can check your pet’s vaccination record book or consult your vet to find out when their next vaccines are due. Keeping up with their vaccination schedule is key to their ongoing health.
